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In December of '64, 40 years ago, I was sitting in the Hacienda bar on the South Side of things and here comes this cocker spaniel looking ************ named Roosevelt. This man-man slides in, slaps Sam Cooke on the juker, then claps my clock with a ************* billiards ball. On the floor **** tasting tooth.. It was my 33rd birthday, but as God had-had it, it was also Roosevelt's. And that motherfucker-man had been drinking bumpy face and smoking jazz cigarettes since 10 o'clock in the morning. Let's pause. Now. Now. Now. Now-you may be asking yourself what a man like me did to deserve this disrespect- (Grins. Sips his drink.)
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Aug 28, 2015
Aug 28, 2015 at 7:46 AM UTC
(Grins. Sips his drink.)
In December of '64, 40 years ago, I was sitting in the Hacienda bar on the South Side of things and here comes this cocker spaniel looking ************ named Roosevelt. This man-man slides in, slaps Sam Cooke on the juker, then claps my clock with a ************* billiards ball. On the floor **** tasting tooth.. It was my 33rd birthday, but as God had-had it, it was also Roosevelt's. And that motherfucker-man had been drinking bumpy face and smoking jazz cigarettes since 10 o'clock in the morning. Let's pause. Now. Now. Now. Now-you may be asking yourself what a man like me did to deserve this disrespect- (Grins. Sips his drink.)
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Aug 28, 2015
Aug 28, 2015 at 7:46 AM UTC
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